On Thunderbird I received an invite in .ics format. I got my computer to open it in Gnome Calendar, and the calendar’s UI started permanently glitching on a specific week, even after reboot. At that point I decided to delete evolution config file in .local, .config .cache and sync from scratch. That went very badly, and I even got my fie.nl.tab.digital stuck on error 427 (the bad thing was Gnome Calendar doesn’t give any error message, instead I checked the errors through Evolution Calendar app, which syncs calendars the same way Gnome Calendar does). The complete error was:
Failed to get properties: HTTP error code 429 (Unknown Error): OCA\DAV\Connector\Sabre\Exception\TooManyRequests
too many requests[exception][message][hint]
I switched to my nl.tab.digital server which hadn’t been rate limited, and did these things differently:
- Installed Flathub versions of both Evolution and Gnome Calendar (to get latest potential bugfixes)
- Created an app password just for my calendars first
- Tried to connect to the server from Evolution first (where I get more feedback), and once I saw it was sorted, do the rest of the connecting on Gnome Calendar
I suppose next time I’m not importing another invite to Gnome Calendar to save a few seconds after all ![]()
I hope this saves someone the chaos it caused me!
[UPDATE]
I have also filed a bug report to Gnome Calendar, in case it affects more recent versions as well: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-calendar/-/issues/1553